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THE CITY ELECTION.

The electors of Sacramento will to-
morrow vote for portion of the officers to
govern the city. A party issue has been
made by the nomination of Republican
and of Democratic ticket. This city is
Republican by broad margin of votes,
and there would seem to be needed no
special appeal to members of the party to
sustain their ticket. In personal character
the Republican ticket commands respect
and confidence, and its success therefore
insures to the city competent administra-
tors Of its affairs The REcoRD-UNIoN.
as is well known, has not and does not be-
lieve these municipal matters should be
made to hinge upon partisan politics when
questions of fitness and good government
in that larger family-the municipality
are the chief matters of concern. 1t ex-
poets the dawn of the day when the choos-
ing of municipal administrators will be
conducted upon a plane immeasurably
above the political one in wisdom and
business sagacity. So long, however, as
the pesple submit to national parties be-
ing dragged into city elections, to cut
figure in government that should feel no
other influences than those of business
policy and the conservation of the best in
terests of the municipality, Republicans
should not abandon their nominees to any
chance oc defeat The men now put for
ward are as widely and well known as any
in the city, and there can be advanced no
plea of ignorance concerning their capacity.
The larger portion of the ticket is made
up of old, tried, trusted officials, the re-
choice of whom is directly in line with
true civil service reform, and whose defeat
would result in the experiment of untried
and unskilled men. Such defeat no one
dreams of as possibility So far as the
city election, therefore, concerns party
politics, the Republicans of Sacramento
will be expected to keep the record of
their party good by securing for the ticket
majority vote in keeping with the
strength Of the party
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A prspFnArE FIenr w1rH DEE IL

A DESPERATE FIGHT WITH DEER The
other day as Sam Lnsk and another man
were driving the Nevada City and Downie-
vile Stage Company's train of pack horses
over the trail between Camptonville and
Downieville, big deer of the buck persua-
sion came dashing towards them. The
snow was so high on both sides of the track
that it could not turn aside and thus pass,
and it dare not go back because some men
were coming just behind 1t from the OPP
poSite direction. Lusk's companion grab
bed it by a horn as it came towards him
full tilt. The horn broke Off and the ami
NAL struck him terrific blow with one of
its hoofs, cutting the flesh on his right
hand to the bone. He grabbed it by the
remaining horn before it could back off for
another charge. Then ensued desperate
struggle which Lusk ended by coming to
his friends rescue and with a jack-knife
cutting the deer's ihroat.-Nee1da Trans
cTiDt.
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Governor Bartlett Does Him Honor by
Killing the Cohen Stamp Act.
The Governor on Saturday returned to
the Legislature Assembly Bill 30, generally
known as The Cohen Stamp Bill, refus-
ing to approve it, which action is in accord
ance with the general sentiment and urgent
wish of the people. Following is the Ex-
ecutive veto
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About thirty years ago prominent
physician, by the name of DR.. William
Hall, discovered, or produced after long
experimental research, remedy for dis
eases of the throat, chest and lungs, which
was of such wonderful efficacy that it soon
gained a wide reputation in this country.
The name Of the medicine is DR.. VIM.
Halls Balsam for the Lungs, and may be
safely relied on as a speedy and positive
cure for coughs, colds, sore throat, etc.
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advice TO Mothers.-Mrs- Winslow's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are emitting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once it produces natural. quiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain, and the little
eherTib awakes as bright as a button" 1t is
very pleasant TO taste. It so0thes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind,
regulates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teeth
Jag OF other causes. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
mr151yMWS
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TO THE CITIZENS OF SACRaMEHTOI

SINCE I HAVE BEEN CHOSEN UNANI-
- mously by the representatives of the Prohi-
bition Party to be the candidate OF that party
for First Trustee, deem it proper for me to
define my position upon the questions affecting
the government of our ely.
1 am in favor of just and economical adj
ministration of all city affairs.
lam in favor of SO adjusting our city bonded
debt, by compromise with the bondholders, as
to do justice to the taxpayers and no injustice
to the bondholders, and 10 stop the expensive
litigation on this matter.
Believing that the best interests of our city
require the suppression of the traffic in intoxi-
eating drinks, ! am opposed to granting any
license for the sale of intoxicating beverages.
am a'soin favor of enforcing the laws against
gambling and all other crimes, and believe that
the law against gambling can be as efficiently
enforced as any o.her penal st stute.
mr7-lt F. II. !. WEBER.
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GRIND OgIgsgsh kETER AIS !!

VI TIL .I.I'sI1A TED TABIEAIy. T80
W II Ward ard Eebeeea. ~ wife, natives
oE felalszlens Paestiae Of the 5fi5e Of Legl,
II iuli Oriental ceSuFle. VIA ere entertain
.resfS In the f5rzt Bap Church. Ninth street.,
between ] and IL MARCH ~. 6ih and 2 b, =
eaz f2s..ties 81 Oriental Lief Second
zi3n tn The fsnsi5ecs 70 the Holy City,
afea1s I!si-sl--. 0fle Hundred Minutes It'll
re ~ crHse.er = hd7iss course. s
sf.1sstc : a. B-c- I1r7-1s
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MANS Work AND WoMAN's Toni Gail
Hamilton has serious word 20 say of her
sex that all should read: "Ther spiritual
superiority is siguified chiefly in this, that
the women work for love, the men for
money! Thus she sums the matter mp
The spiritual advance by man is seen
chiefly in this, that 50 much of the money
be earns goes to the ministry of refinement,
education, establishment, TO the wife and
children whom he loves. But the woman
sees no money for her toll. Her sufficient,
her ample reward is in husband, content,
happiness, growing in grace, in children,
bounding to gracious maturity. The I'M
married woman works for necessity, for
love of her dependent ones, for love of some
beautiful or beneficent profession, for
sweet mercy and charity to the ignorant,
for horror of dependence upon those upon
whom she has no clai1n-seldom for busi
ness, ambition or material accumulation.
The woman who makes a real failure,
failure in her own business, is the unloved
woman, the grasping, the selfish. the re-
pressive. the unsympathizing, the censori-
Gus. the untruthful, the woman who is
center OF discomfort, source OF anxiety,
an object Of avoidance, instead OF being that
gentle, consoling, considerable, motherly
magnet which draws unto itself all human
want and woe and bliss and aspiration.
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|. f,ard Of rI,aoas-The Robert Emmes

A Card of TIlaoks-The Robert Emnes
Club take this opportunity Of Iessiseg their
sincere thanks to tae following ladies ana gen
tlenen 5gho g, kis.<rsststed 1T the cntcrta IT,
Iaeut gwen Gu the ~ Of asazcsi- 3fiss AEgie
Harley Sir. j. 4 Desmond, aliss flaBcha Ia
Master p T. Earrets, sifss Lizzie {, g1is Master
CHARLES Z. f50F1nRzs ssr. feltiger 4r. Garrett
Pick 81. sii. siseit I7Tf. Prof. ". s. White "
sir. Arsstaefi- $50 tc the Ancient Order ~
Hibaraienz f0z use Of tlle.s fazs =. G. n.z7lt
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what Trne Merit WIN no.

The unprecedented sale of Boschee's Ger
safest and best remedy ever discovered for
the speedy and effectual cure of Coughs,
Gods and the severest Lung troubles. 1t
acts on an entirely different principle from
the usual prescriptions given by Physicians,
as it does not dry up Cough and leave the
disease still in the system, but on the con-
trary removes the cause Of the trouble, heals
the parts affected and leaves them in a
purely healthy condition. A bottle kept
in the house for use when the diseases
make their appearance, will save doctors
bills and a long spell of serious illness.
A trial will convince You of these facts. 1t
is positively sold by ell druggists and gen.
eral dealers in the land. Price, rs cents,
large bottles.
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F1Tsl-All Fits stopped free by DR..
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer No Fits
after first days use. Marvellous cures.
Treatise and 81 trial bottle free to Fit
cases. Send to DIR. Kline, 931 Arch street,
Philadelphia, Pa
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If you want first-clnss Buggy. Cart,
HARRY BERNaRD's. SIKH aud L streets. If

The Glory of Man Is BIS Strength. and
Tor the many ailments arising from nervous
prcstratiOn and physical weakness, such as loss
OF vital energy. nervous debility. seminal weak
ness, impotency ana the various Ills caused by
InJiseres ion, Excess and Abnse there is no more
eHectuai remedy than 2r. L.Ai4re' Seminal
Pills. They build up the entire system, renew
Gle wasted eneTzies. giving strength, yigor and
vitality to all the organs. he teeb,e aud IN
firm ind Ia them q yeritabie fountain Of youth
Price. 81 70. Sent G. o. D., BY express, or by
raail. on receipt Of price. Address al orders to
a. sIcB0iLE 4 CO., Druggists, 7. .. Box 1852
San Francisco. jas-6m
+. soutl,.gors1,. psnt:s.s. So.
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From III. Pastor of the nliyet Baptist
Church Philadelphia. Pa: l was so troubled
with cstarrh it seriously atft ctei my voice. 0,e
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm did the WORK. Ny
voice is fully restored.-B F. Lispsner. fes ly
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F1srr.. MN ~ panT ~ A - ;,pgs

WHss MIND sSD B9nr ARR Dur or SoRFs.
rith cosi exsreasities. g xellcHnsss in the
s:-in. eesiigeness. dTll hsstlscl.e, and en- IN.
spcsiisoll - SIX a5cat, be sure goa are in
Bilious Attack. sp-iaging from 2 more
less Disordeszd tsFsr. Dr. 5syne's San-
.;sve Pits viii ne4isg the Live e q Asaitlsy
agli4.o.:, aad spe5dily remove al 0it;sry
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CEREBRAL NOTICES.

was troubled with Csfarrii. 1 used
half a bottle { + Ely's Cream Balm and it helped
me wonderfully Ny father was almost deaf;
he had a constant roaring IN his ears; after
few applications Of the Balm he was reli. we'd OF
the roariag and can now hear as well as ever
Miss Nettie Write, Copperopolis Arizona. fes-ly
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Good Educational Chance

OOOQ educational Chance.
A n ACKNOWLEDGED SCHOLAR AND TU-
N tor OF great experience and high attain
ments of English and German Universities
double gold medalist), (Author and Lecturer.
visits or receives private Pupils or Glasses in
Latin and Greek Cfas- les. Mathematics Philoso-
phy, Sciences, French. German, Spanish, Ital-
ian, Hebrew. etc. His easy, pleasant and rapid
method has alwazs proved Of extraordinary
success ia fitting for American and European
Universities and Colleges for medical. clerical
and legal profession, and for military and COM
mercfal lines. Highest recommendations ard
on DR.. BERsvN, 5fs n street. 2p-tfMWF
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ELECTION NOTICE.
N1HERE WILL BE AN ELECTION IN THIS
j. city.
TUESDAY. MARCH g. 1881.

i
rT,HERE WILL BE AN ELECTION IN THIS
i city.
TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1887,
When the following City officers are to be
chosen, to wit:
First Trustee.
City Auditor,
City Assessor,
City Collector,
One Fire Commissioner,
Five Trustees of City Library.
The election will be conducted according to the
General Election Law, excepting the election
returns must be made to the Clerk of the Board
of Trustees The qualifications of voters are
that their names are on the Great Register of
Sacramento county. The Polls viii open at
o'clock and close a. sundown. The Polls Will
be held ct the following places, to wit:
Precinct Polls at southeast corner of Third
and streets. J. ]. Bauer, Inspector; john F.
brennan and Thos. Fox, Judges.
Precinct 2-Polls at southeast corner of Third
and K streets. w. B. Burtis, Inspector; d. J.
Long and John Black, judges.
Precinct 21a-Poils at southeast corner of Fifth
and K streets Richard Corsaw, Inspector; J.
w Todd and II. J. Kilgarif, Judges.
Precinct S-Polls at southeast corner of Ninth
and streets. A. n. Buchanan, Inspector; Thos.
II. Berkey and DOugald ellis, Judges.
Precinct 31S-Polls at northeast corner of
Twelfth and II streets. S. s. Beede, Inspector;
II. d. Nash and D. PoOrman, Judges.
Precinct 4-Polls at southwest corner of Tenth
and K streets. Thos. ". Stevens, Inspector; S.
J. Jackson and T. W. ONeil Judges.
Precinct 41S-Ncrthwest corner of Seventeenth
and N streets. George Murray Inspector; ]. F.
Richardson and W. A. Dsshiel, Judges.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
fe94-lOt T. H MCKEE. Clerk.
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FOR SALB...A RARE CHANCE,

'I1HE COMPLETE OUTFIT OF The PA
4 vilion Club and Rink Skates. Decorations
and Furnishings. The purchaser having refusal
OF Lease of PaTilion-fiue maple hoor-at re-
sonable rental for future seasons Apply Satur-
day Night, or following Tuesday or Wednesday,
at the Rink mr7-2tt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Attention, Exempts! = Your
regular monthly meeting will be Es5xSH
held at Firemen's Hall THIS Mon. sssE5z4ss33se.<
day. EVENING, March eth, at 60 g
O'Clock. A full attendance is requested. Delin-
quents take notice. By order.
]. P. MELCHIOR, President.
VIM AVERY Secretary mr7-1t%
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Regular Meeting of Fair Oaks Corps,
No. L., W. r. c., THIS (Monday), at Y. NJ. l.
Hall Seventh street, between K and L. After
noon, . p. II. Glee Club, l P. ".
MRS MARY B. JORDAN, President.
TILE SHEARER, Secretary. mr7-1t*
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noaT eTN /.

YTlHE PARTY WHO PICKED UP A PARKER
GUN, on the Lower Stockton Road, on
SUNDAY, will be rewarded by returning the
same to this ofica rnr7-tf
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ting This Evening, March
z 1887, of the P. L. and NJ. Club. BY order of
Committee at Headquarters. COMMITTEE.
ROBERT GOODS, Chairman.
II. A. FORD, Secretary. mr7-1tt
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Democratic City Ticket!
Election: Tuesday, March 9th.

= = = II 2 7 N u ~
ADD. c. HISKsoS.
J. C. KELLY. Chairman.
W. S. SHIELDS, Secretary. mr5td
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Fair Oaks Glee Club will meet at Y. NJ. I.
Hall on MONDAY, at l o clock P. NJ. sharp. All
members are requested TO be present. By order
of tmr7-it*I THE PRESIDENT.
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Grocers' and Produce Dealers Pro-
tective Union.-The Regular Monthly Meeting
of Members will be held at Changers Hall, THIS
(Monday) EVENING. March 18th, at S O'Clock.
P. II. RUSSELL President.
A A TARTF SenrefnrY. mr7-lt
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Attention. Meeting This Evening, March
9TH, of the Spanish, Portuguese and Italians
19l), at Alta Saloon, at So'clock sharp. By order
Committee q. A. BERTAGNA, Chairman.
RoBT. GOODS. Secretary. mr7-lL*
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First ArtiIlery.-ReguIar Monthly Meet
ing of the Board of officers will be held at
Headquarters THIS fMonday) EVENING. at s
o'clock. A full attendance required. By order
of the lmr7-lt*l COMMANDER.
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yETANTED-A SWISS MAN WISHES A
w situation as Cheese Maker Call at 73l
K street between Seventh and Eighth mr. SIS
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new ADYElsTlsExEN1s.

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PITS OF LEGAL NEWS

Commissioner Shields Master in Chanccry took evidence
yesterday which has been in progress for some time
in which the question OF tho originality OF tho Life OF Gar
field from Canal Boy President" by HOrato Algor IT, 10
brought In question. James Gilmore who under the tte
OF Edmund Krke" life OF President GARFIELD Tor
Harper Brothers, alleges that Mr. Ayers book has copous
extracts book without credit TO the real author
Justice DOnohue OF the Supreme Court yester lay reserved
decision a for injunction 10 restrain Gilbert L.
smith cooking hts under the Victoria Hotel The
proprietor complains that doors arise
on place. which leased 10 Inn for the purpose
exhibiting and selling dairy products ana not 10 be usod
present, for a restaurant
Justice Lawrence yesterday dismissed the complaint In the
suit absolute divorce brought by Mary Z. MOrrell
against A. Morre manufacturer OF surgical instru
nents and practising physician Ia Philadelphia
Argument on a for OF proceedings pending
peal IN OF John McGrat who was sentenced TO the
State Prison killing ohm McKegney
heard Supreme court Chambers yesterday by Justice
Andrews, who reserved his decision.
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CONCEALED SMALLPOX DISCOVERED.
MEASLES DECREASING AND FEWER DEATHS FROM
DIPHTHERIA.

MEASLES DECREASING AND FEWER DEATHS FROM
DIPHTHERIA.
Another case Of concealed smallpox was discovered
yesterday after the death Of the patient Christano
Sartoro italian laborer escaped the notice OF the
sanitary officers week ago when n man. to whom he
was related, removed to North Brother Island
With the assistance OF other Italians Sartorio hid HIM
self In the house, No 4l0 Seventhay and he ded
there from smallpox yesterday morning His companions
deserted his body and fed to NewJersey to avoid arrest
They are pretty to have the disease which killed
him. His body removed In airtignt coffin and the
room which ne had occupied disinfected. Patrick
Sheridan homeless man. found sick with smallpox
In the stable at No. 807 Seventh ave.. from which
North Brother Island and the stable vas fumisated
thoroughly physician reported that MI Dreyfuss OF
No. ACT West Thirty seyenthst. was sick with sns
pcous disease and sanitary inspector ascertninea nat
the disease was smallpox As Mr. Drsyfuss lived IN IN
private where isolation was possible he was per-
United remain there for the present under the care OF
his physician.
Frederick schocncrt of No. 744 Ninth ave- who evaded
the sanitary officers for week after he knew ne naa
smallpox is still at North Brother Island Both his chill
dren have died from the disease the oldest dying
on Friday night and his wife Is seriously il child
named Malone died In the hospital on the island early
yesterday morning.
and fewer deaths from diphtheria Dr. J. b. Taylor OF
the Sanitary Bureau, furnished the following record OF
contagious diseases In the city for two weeks
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Post Office Notice.

(shoud be read DAILY By all interested as changes may
Letters for foreign countries need be be specially ad
dressed for dispatch By any particular steamer
oeumsns letters not specially being sent BY the
Tresa mails for the week ending February 10 will close
promptly in ali cases. at this Office as follows
.ad ponea for per IL
via Havrs Nettefs for Great Britain Britain AMI o'Iss
k sSTSHsan countries must DO 'r''''l ''' -
2so 9,o for Sss:au r. PEI nm
Tsfa Cruz Progreso. per steamship Mexico via he
5s o. alsssa NJ
Ssa s y: al 10 m. Central America apa south
ga FsiS so sS sa
Rsus e must BE- SIsi
wEpNEsDAyAs for Progress pet ar steamship .%sss
Scarasua ssyani. &C; per s,sanshp ASsos a. y
and Bremen Sa naS's s'H ' isf
.s rc. SaiIIa rom e + al ''' '' m ''' ~
TH ss pa q %
D. .d gss stss%sD an M
"a 4 d. Sr Ss' n f
sS!sso CUBA steamship sa@,,isS a! !, I 8;
TruIio and Ruatan. per steamship Maria P .ron New
OrleanA
and Baoaoes and Tor Para Maraaaam cs.ra and Per
nambueo Brazil direct per stea;hp i.o1
Italy spain and Portugal steamship Ia Champagne
via Hayre (eters Britain and other European
countries be directed per la Champagne }; -
1i;3O a IN. for Europe per steamship ScyihlA wa
Queenstown eters for France switzerland ltaly span
and Portugal be directed per scythia % AZ ~
IN for Norway direct per steamship Hekh Qeters mnsi
lie directed ''per Hekla'D; at 1880 D. ~ Tor scotana
direct per steamship cireassia wa GSsg'w ,le''sS
the Netherlands direct per steamship scaedam VIZ Am;
iSsop m. Belgium direct per steamship waesand.
must be directed per Waessndn
All D. m for Europe steamship City VI Chester VIA
etters be directed per City VI Chez
tory.
Mails China and Japan per steamship Oceanic iron
san Franciscol, close here February III a. ! y IA
Malls the Society Islands per ship Tahiti Hfo,n s
for Australia New-Zoasnd. Sandwich FIJI and samoAe
Islands per steamship Zeslander from san franciecob
close here March IS at m. lor on arrival AZ New
YORK OF steamship Aer with British mails for Australia
Nails for Cuba by Tal 10 Tampa, fa- and thence "
steamer Key West Fla close 1t thus ONCE daily ~
ESQ III.
The schedule OF closing OF TransPacihc mails Is an
ranged presumption OF their oyeana
trans 10 San Mails from the East arriving oe
time al San the day OF sailing Of steamers are
o'sps'nou 'H'A'' w HENRY O. PEARSON Postmaster.
Post Office New.York. N. Y, Feb. IL. 1887.
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SHIPWRECKED CREWS BROUGHT TO THIS PORT
The steamship Santiago Of tho ward Line. which arrived
al this port Friday Havana had among Us passen
gers officers and part OF the crews oil four spwTcked
vessels These were Captain Harris aud the mate OF the
English bark Atimoe: Captain A. r. Thompson and ere"
OF the schooner Manna Loa, Of New York Captain NJ ~
Dinsmore vi the schooner Nellie shaw OF Machas
and the of the schooner Thomas j. kenntday
The Altnore OF $40 tons and built in Kingston
Scotland 1850. She bound from the West Indies 10
Europe. and At a. M. January IL she struck on
Mocarras Reef she became total wreck. ana
the lost all their effects. Tho captain his
Children together with the crew. nurnpcr ng
fifteen the boatA The next morning they landed al
Lobos Cay from which place The captain and family took
small boat Andres Island There they took schooner 10
where they boarded the Santiago The crew were
taken care Of the British Consul 49,
The Mauns Loa was OF lsi tons and was bun,
in Maine 1868. She bound from ~ Marc
10 NewYcrk On January 20 she encountered gale and
foundered lat 20 se long IA 20 The crow got on safely
picked by coasng vessel which TOOK then 10
The. Thomas J. Kepnsdays Captain r. sIroui Wa wa
on January q she encountered heavy gale wheh
drove and strong southeast current
drove Harbor Island where she was wrecked The
crew boats and reached Spanish ellis tho xt
whence they were taken 10 NASSAU She was OF $50
and built In Maine In 1883. $50,
Tho Nellie Shaw built In Maine In 1871. and was OF
255 tons She bound from Gonaivcs To NewIork oho
put Nassau January "a where she was condemned